Review Terms

2. where Juliet stood while talking to Romeo in the orchard
4. Juliet's cousin.
7. a position taken by someone with an opposing viewpoint.
8. the family Romeo belonged to.
12. the rhetorical appeal for logic
13. the book we will start reading this week.
16. an assumption based on an observation.
17. the acronym used for indirect characterization, it includes thoughts, looks, speech, actions, and a character's effects on others.
18. the rhetorical appeal for emotion

1. the type of irony where the audience knows more than the character.
3. the type of irony where the opposite of what you expect is what happens.
5. a type of poem that has lines rhyme in pairs
6. the acrynym used for setting, it includes location, time, weather and mood, and history.
9. the rhetorical appeal for credibility
10. an admission in an argument that the opposing side has valid points.
11. a thesis statement describing the position the writer is taking on an issue.
14. the S in RACES
15. a reason why a counterargument is wrong.